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[ Bakeries, pâtisseries & chocolatiers ]

The tenth coffee, without the punch card.

The 7 a.m. croissant, Wednesday’s loaf, Friday’s éclair: a bakery counts visits a week, not visits a year. Dashlea turns that rhythm into points in Google Wallet (Android) — one scan at the counter, a seasonal reward out on time.

A real Dashlea loyalty card in your Google Wallet (Android) in about 20 seconds. On iPhone: later — said plainly.

  • Bakeries
  • Pâtisseries
  • Chocolatiers

[ demo ]

Request an Operator demo

Two minutes to see counter scans, your card and the dashboard — no PowerPoint. Leave your details, we get back to you within 24 hours.

Your data is only used to reply to you — PRIVACY

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The ritual counts itself

Every visit adds its points to the customer’s own card in Google Wallet (Android) — one card per regular, tally and history included. They keep the morning gesture; you finally keep the record.

02

Season peaks, planned in time

Easter, Christmas, Mother’s Day: the busy weeks read straight off the dashboard, and a seasonal reward goes out while it still helps — not a week too late.

03

The queue doesn’t wait

One tap from your team credits the card from the Operator screen: nothing to type, nothing for the customer to open. Faster than counting change.

Free for 14 days.

Your program, live for 14 days: cards in Google Wallet (Android), counter scans, a regulars dashboard. Nothing to pay, and no prices shown before the trial ends — you see it work first. Then carry on, or leave with your data.

[ roadmap ]

On the roadmap: Dashlea Assistant

Coming later: Dashlea Assistant, a bot that takes customer orders by phone, shared with the physical till — it learns habits, remembers the usual, and sends the offers that fit. Loyalty is the beachhead of the regulars engine.

Frequently asked questions

Does the customer have to install an app?

No. They scan the QR at the counter — or open your link — and their card lands in their Google Wallet (Android) in about 20 seconds. No app, no account to create.

Does it work on iPhone?

Not yet. The program lives in Google Wallet (Android) today; the iPhone version is deferred, planned for later. We say that plainly here and in the demo, so nothing surprises anyone.

Several visits a day — does that count?

Yes, that’s the point. The 7 a.m. croissant and the 4 p.m. coffee add to the same card: every scan counts, and the reward lands just as the ritual settles.

What happens at the counter?

Your team scans the customer’s card from the Operator screen: the visit is counted, points are credited, the reward unlocks on its own. One gesture, a second at most — the queue keeps moving.

And chocolatiers, come the holidays?

The peaks read straight off the regulars dashboard, so a seasonal reward goes out in time. The December coffret gets prepared like the Easter egg: with customers you already know.